“The Blessing” follows last year’s film, “The Wish,” bringing back the same characters and cast but shifting focus to sibling relationships and the emotional responsibilities of caring for an aging, unwell parent.
Kicking off 2025 on a bold note, Publicis Groupe has unveiled its plans to merge two of its iconic networks, Leo Burnett and Publicis Worldwide, to launch a new creative powerhouse, aptly named 'Leo'.
Leo Burnett Indonesia has launched the inaugural Portfolio Night in Jakarta, offering aspiring young creative talents a unique opportunity to connect and engage with creative leaders from the country’s well-known agencies.
Challenger ISP Superloop has teamed up with Leo Burnett Australia and Zenith Australia to launch a bold new campaign, urging Australians to take a stand against overpriced and slow internet by reviving the iconic planking meme from the early 2010s.
McDonald’s Indonesia has tapped Leo Burnett Indonesia for its latest campaign, creatively reimagining iconic nail-biting movie scenes to highlight their new ‘Menu Receh’—a delicious way to get rid of loose change.
McDonald’s Korea has partnered with global advertising agency Leo Burnett Korea to create its latest campaign that shines light on the living conditions mothers and other caregivers undergo when their child is hospitalised.
Starring Taiwanese pop icon Jolin Tsai, the film by Leo Burnett Taiwan depicts moments of simple happiness across four decades, beginning in 1984 – the year McDonald’s Taiwan first opened its doors.
Global marketing and communications network Publicis Groupe, Singapore Management University (SMU), and communications technology group Singtel have joined forces to organise an AI-driven storytelling workshop for students.
Johnnie Walker, the official partner and sponsor of AFLW, has partnered with Leo Burnett Australia for its ‘Keep Walking Boldly’ campaign, which celebrates the progress made in women’s sports through the launch of a handcrafted boot collection.
Conceptualised alongside Leo Burnett Taiwan and Digitas Taiwan, the campaign uses a combination of surveillance cameras and a 3D holographic display, which then displays a 3D model of Tudigong, God of Land.
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